Visual Art

The Asia Pacific Triennial once again demonstrates that it’s one of Australia’s most important visual art surveys.

During a career spanning more than half a century, Vivienne Binns – a pioneer of feminist and community art in Australia – has never stopped growing.

A fascinating exhibition of Australian artists in Seoul challenges viewers to change the ways we experience our worlds.

NGV International’s exhibition Bark Ladies distances these vital works from their material and social contexts.

Artist Yasmin Smith uses ash glazes to reveal the history of soil through the trees that have grown in it.

Sarah Lucas’s boneless ‘Bunnies’ express female corporeality as a social and psychic phenomenon.

In the NGV Australia exhibition Found and Gathered, Rosalie Gascoigne and Lorraine Connelly-Northey reveal the richness of debris.

Shubigi Rao’s unclassifiable writing and visual art wryly unpack the disappearances of Empire.

Sydney Festival’s new director, Olivia Ansell, wants to remind the city of its unruly histories.

In Family: Visions of a Shared Humanity at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, video artists explore the racial politics of colonial diasporas.